ITRCA

uh

will said FIVE HUNDRED photos.

how about a batch resize fellas?

Here are two of the photos that I took this past Saturday at the Renaissance Festival.
No need for a batch resize.

I only re-sized them (no 'work' on them)... using PSP7_image_resize_then by pixel size.
When I crop... I crop with the original image then resize.

What can I do to them to make them look better?
They are shot with a kit D50 on auto mode.

I guess I need to get a photo book/take a photo class.





Here are a few from my trip to NYC earlier this year.

Here is version 2 for the two photos from Saturday.
Thoughts?

I see you found the sharpen tool. They do look a bit better. How did you sharpen them? The one with the theater sign in the background looks a bit over sharpened around her hair to me. A definite improvemnt though. Good work and cute kid

PSP7_effects_sharpen_unsharp mask

Is that the right one?
(you can adjust (radius/strength/clipping))

I just left it alone and hit ok.

Chris N wrote:will said FIVE HUNDRED photos.

577 if you are counting.

I have pulled out/removed some of the crappy ones... and still have ~50 more to go.

It was a fun day... even with the nasty weather.

Willard wrote:PSP7_effects_sharpen_unsharp mask

Is that the right one?
(you can adjust (radius/strength/clipping))

I just left it alone and hit ok.

I usually do a 1pixel unsharp mask at around 30-40%. Works pretty well that way.

Chris N wrote:uh

will said FIVE HUNDRED photos.

how about a batch resize fellas?

Ya know what... I have no clue how to do that.

Will, the second set of pics looks much better, I agree a little too much sharpening around the hair.

Got me a nice fat doe yesterday with bow and arrow




View of Lake Erie from our campsite.


Our campsite

^^countra boys aint suppose to drawve no hawnda

walker111 wrote:^^countra boys aint suppose to drawve no hawnda

LOL, wish I could swing a Ridgeline for these hunting purposes I'd definitely be the first import truck anywhere near where we hunt.

Anyone ever strap a deer to an Integra?

[quote="98 CW ITR 322"]



[quote]

What kind of formula kaa is that?? FSAE??

I really REALLY like the subject material in this pic. What an awesome shot. It's mah new desktop.



Oh, and Joe. I fully expect some jerky in the mail in the next couple of weeks.

<--- Dave, who's jealous as hell of your hunting trip.

Dave_B wrote:I really REALLY like the subject material in this pic. What an awesome shot. It's mah new desktop.



Oh, and Joe. I fully expect some jerky in the mail in the next couple of weeks.

<--- Dave, who's jealous as hell of your hunting trip.

His pics got me to craving deer summer sausage.
Dave, glad you like pic. I need a tanker to keep teh EVO filled up.

Yeah, I love that picture too. Great job man.

mmmm....jerky

No jerky this time, the processor didn't have samples for me to try. They will by gun season, and hopefully we'll get another deer
<---getting 2 logs of summer sausage and loads of hot Italian sausage, plus the usual roasts, steaks, stew meat, tenderloins and backstraps


98 CW ITR 322: was that your caR? I remember seeing that photoshoot over there, guy had alot of awesome shots.

Doespike wrote:No jerky this time, the processor didn't have samples for me to try. They will by gun season, and hopefully we'll get another deer
<---getting 2 logs of summer sausage and loads of hot Italian sausage, plus the usual roasts, steaks, stew meat, tenderloins and backstraps


98 CW ITR 322: was that your caR? I remember seeing that photoshoot over there, guy had alot of awesome shots.

Nope, I'm a TEXUN.
(Califagnian tags on teh Teg).[/b]

canuckr wrote:

98 CW ITR 322 wrote:

What kind of formula kaa is that?? FSAE??

You are correct. This is from a coupla years ago, U of Tokyo car.

98 CW ITR 322 wrote: What kind of formula kaa is that?? FSAE??

You are correct. This is from a coupla years ago, U of Tokyo car.[/quote]

Almost too nice to be a FSAE kaa...

<-FSAE 04 alumni..

These are going here because I feel the are the best set of pics I have taken yet. Most seem in great focus and I'm happy with the color/sharpness/brightness. I was using the kit lens with the D50, in shutter priority with varying shutter speeds. All pics are as they came out of the camera with no PS work or anything. These all came from the recent trip to the Gaylord Palms hotel here outside of Disney. Pretty nice place actually.

Let me know what you guys think of the pics. Any things I should change about em? Exposure? Suggestions?

They look great mang.

Sharp pics, all of them! The waterfall one was a close second IMHO to...

I like the sharp mix of nature and man's structure and the steel sky. Philosophers could speak volumes about this pic. Lucky for you all, I ain't no philosopher.